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Monthly Archives: July 2013
Scrubs
My daughter, Rachel, is starting dental hygiene school in August. When she was ordering her scrubs, the teacher told the class to save their receipts because the expenses were tax deductible. Amateur tax advisors, the bane of tax professionals, they … Continue reading
IRS Furlough Day
The IRS announced last week they would not observe the originally scheduled July 22, 2013 furlough day. Good news for me, since I just e-filed my own return a few hours ago! When the IRS is on a furlough, e-files … Continue reading
Summer 2013
For the past five or so years, I have spent my summers teaching night classes for Central Texas College. This was in addition to my regular day job at the bank as well as working on tax returns, financial reports … Continue reading
Social Security Wage Base
The Social Security Administration has projected an increase in the Social Security wage base for 2014. The wage base is the amount up to which employees and employers are required to withhold 6.2% for Old Age, Survivors and Disability Insurance … Continue reading
Domestic Production Activities Deduction
In 2004, Congress added Section 199, the domestic production activities deduction, to the Internal Revenue Code. The deduction was intended to reduce the effective corporate tax rates and support the domestic manufacturing sector of the economy. The tax code allows … Continue reading